Using the Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only header was necessary to support the Wicket 9 upgrade but the Content-Security-Policy header which blocks CSP violations can be used now that most of the remaining CSP violations, particularly the modal window, have been resolved. This will provide a more secure default mode, make any remaining CSP violations (if there are any left) more obvious and ensure that developers do not add new CSP violations.

Checklist

• I have read the contribution guidelines.
• I have sent a Contribution Licence Agreement (not required for small changes, e.g., fixing typos in documentation).
• First PR targets the main branch (backports managed later; ignore for branch specific issues).
• All the build checks are green (see automated QA checks).

For core and extension modules:

• New unit tests have been added covering the changes.
• Documentation has been updated (if change is visible to end users).
• The REST API docs have been updated (when changing configuration objects or the REST controllers).
• There is an issue in the GeoServer Jira (except for changes that do not affect administrators or end users in any way).
• Commit message(s) must be in the form [GEOS-XYZWV] Title of the Jira ticket.
• Bug fixes and small new features are presented as a single commit.
• Each commit has a single objective (if there are multiple commits, each has a separate JIRA ticket describing its goal).